Biology Forum Human Biology Work outs

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    • #12598
      phillmill
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      My friend today told me its not good to work 2 days in a row but he didn’t really have a reason why. Is this true or something my friend wanted to say so he can look smart.

    • #96636
      JackBean
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      I think, it’s different to work with PC or in gym 😉 So you should specify, what you actually mean 😉 But standard is 5-day work week 😉

    • #96637
      phillmill
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      Well its weight training with my lacrosse team and working out with a personal trainer on the days between and with him we do some of the same stuff just not as much upper body

    • #96642
      JackBean
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      I’m not expert in these things, but you should get your body some rest in order to get repaired

    • #96647
      futurezoologist
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      It is 100% OK to do 2 workouts in a row, i do up to 4 in a row, professionals do them mornings and nights 6 days a week, your friend is just trying to be smart.

    • #96655
      hurly
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      You can work out 2 days in a row, but don’t work the same muscles on the 2nd day because your mucles needs rest in order to grow.

    • #96666
      kolean
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      It definitely depends on your goals, how your body responds to all this training. Just heed the warning signs (fatigue, little aches and pains that won’t go away, losing weight, sleeping habits not normal, etc.) and see how your own body responds to the training. Be willing to see the truth and know when to back off.
      Every person’s genetics is different, and as every metabolism is different during different stages of the person’s life span.

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